- Click File.
- Click Back Up Company.
- Click Create Local Backup.
- Click on Local backup.
- Click on Options.
- Click on Browse.
- Drill down and select the folder that you wish to save the backups to and then click on OK.
- The next option to select is the option named Add the date and time of the backup to the file name (recommended).
- The next option to select is the option named Limit the number of backup copies in this folder to.
- You also have the ability to choose how many backups are going to be kept by entering a value in the box show below.
- The next option you can choose to use is named Remind me to back up when I close my company file every X times. This option allows you to have the application remind you to backup your company file after the company file has been closed a specific number of times that you choose.
- The last option that you need to choose is the verify data during backup option. We recommend that you choose the option named Complete verification (single-user mode only).
- Click on OK.
- Click on Next.
- Click on Only schedule future backups and then click on Next.
- Click on New.
- In the box named Description, enter Scheduled Backup.
- Click on Browse.
- Drill down and select the folder that you wish to save the backup to and then click on OK.
- The next option to select is the option named Number of backup copies to keep.
- Enter the number of backups that are going to be kept by entering a value in the box shown below.
- Using the drop down menus shown below, choose the time that you want the scheduled backups to take place.
- Place a checkmark in each of the days of the week that you want the scheduled backup to be performed.
- Click on Store Password.
- You will be prompted to enter a password for the user account in Windows that is currently logged onto the workstation. Enter the password and then click on OK.
- Click on OK to save the newly created scheduled backup configuration.
- You can view the newly created scheduled backup set and then click on Finish.
- You will now be informed that the scheduled backups have been scheduled as specified.
- The scheduled backups will be named using the following convention. “SBU_X_CompanyName Date and Time.QBB”. X will be a number starting at 0 and going to the maximum number of backups chosen. For example: SBU_0_Company Name Feb 19,2018 10 55 AM.QBB
The most recent backup will always be numbered 0.
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